I watched Disorganized Crime that I bought yesterday for $3.00. I watched it over and over as a kid, and surprisingly it is still good today. I also picked up He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Season One - 10 episodes for $3. The week before I bought a 4 movie pack for $5.00, The Funhouse, Phantasm 2, The Serpent and the Rainbow, and Sssssss. About ten years ago, I saw the first twenty minutes of The Funhouse on the Scifi (now SyFy) channel, but I had to leave and didn't catch the rest of the movie. So, I was thrilled to find the movie on DVD. I enjoyed the movie, even though it was a little silly, but it is still better than most recent horror movies. I watched Phantasm 2 for the first time and enjoyed watching it. 
Anyone heard of Spartacus: Blood and Sand? I've been watching Camelot on Starz and Game of 
Thrones on HBO. I saw that Spartacus was on sale, so I thought I would give it a try. It only took me three nights to watch the 13 episodes. I was shocked at how graphic the show was, but it was well acted and written. I missed the prequel that aired earlier this year, so I'll have to wait for it to come out on DVD.
Thrones on HBO. I saw that Spartacus was on sale, so I thought I would give it a try. It only took me three nights to watch the 13 episodes. I was shocked at how graphic the show was, but it was well acted and written. I missed the prequel that aired earlier this year, so I'll have to wait for it to come out on DVD. I bought Undercover Pursuit by Susan May Warren a few weeks ago. Last weekend, I bought A Feasts for Crows by George R.R. Martin. I have book two and three in the series ordered, and I just found out that there will be a fifth book out this summer.
Books in the mail for the last two weeks are: Colby Agency: The New Equalizers - Damaged by Debra Webb; Merciful by Casey Adolfsson (currently reading); The Diet Joke by Lisa Pedace (finished today, review coming soon); and The Last Day of Kindergarten by Nancy Loewen (finished, review coming soon). 
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